Mid Yell Weather Forecast, Shetland Islands ZE2 9

Today 25 May Orkney & Shetland

A dry day. Starting cloudy over Shetland but sunnier skies across Orkney will extend from southwest to reach all areas. A slightly warmer day especially across Orkney. Freshening southerly winds, becoming strong across Shetland, with high cloud thickening later. Maximum Temperature 16C.

Tonight 25 May Orkney & Shetland

It will turn cloudier with a little rain possible at times during this evening, then clearing skies again overnight. Winds will be fresh at times from the southwest. Minimum Temperature 10C.

Tue 26 May Orkney & Shetland

A bright and mainly dry day with some good sunny spells. There might just be the odd very isolated shower. Fresh southwesterly winds. Maximum Temperature 14C.

Wed 27 May Orkney & Shetland

Sunny spells and isolated showers on Wednesday with winds easing. Cloudier but mainly dry on Thursday. Sunny spells but windy on Friday.

Thu 28 May Orkney & Shetland

Sunny spells and isolated showers on Wednesday with winds easing. Cloudier but mainly dry on Thursday. Sunny spells but windy on Friday.

Fri 29 May Orkney & Shetland

Sunny spells and isolated showers on Wednesday with winds easing. Cloudier but mainly dry on Thursday. Sunny spells but windy on Friday.

Sat 30 May Orkney & Shetland

Much of central and southeast England should see a good deal of dry and settled weather next weekend with plenty of sunshine, though a little breezy. Temperatures will generally be very warm, but there is the risk of some thunderstorms breaking out at times. Cloud and outbreaks of rain seem most likely for Scotland and some other northern and western areas, where it will probably feel cooler. Looking ahead, there appears to be a shift to a more unsettled regime at first. Cloud and spells of rain may spread to most parts of the UK, but will predominately remain in the northwest. Temperatures should return to around average and may go slightly below in places.

Sun 31 May Orkney & Shetland

Much of central and southeast England should see a good deal of dry and settled weather next weekend with plenty of sunshine, though a little breezy. Temperatures will generally be very warm, but there is the risk of some thunderstorms breaking out at times. Cloud and outbreaks of rain seem most likely for Scotland and some other northern and western areas, where it will probably feel cooler. Looking ahead, there appears to be a shift to a more unsettled regime at first. Cloud and spells of rain may spread to most parts of the UK, but will predominately remain in the northwest. Temperatures should return to around average and may go slightly below in places.

Mid Yell Weather Forecast

Today 25 May Orkney & Shetland

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May Temperature

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Lowest 26 February, 2020

Average 2020

Highest 11 April, 2020

Lowest 17 April, 2020

Average April

Highest 11 April, 2020

Lowest 18 May, 2020

Average May

Highest 22 May, 2020

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